Tata Motors is already said to be preparing for a blockbuster run in 2025 and 2026, with a range of new SUVs — both ICE and electric — that will make their way to Indian roads. If you thought they were just riding on the success of the Nexon, well, think again. The homegrown giant is about to flex, and the competition better buckle up.
Tata Harrier EV: EVFying the Flagship
Side Profile The major headline is the Harrier EV will be launched on June 3, 2025. This is not just another electric SUV, it’s Tata’s new flagship, and boy does it have the stuff to justify the hype. Visually, the Harrier EV heavily draws from its diesel sibling – read familiar shape with EV-specific touches such as a shut off grille, “EV” badging, and of course, those snazzy silver aero wheels. The design is both crisp and modern, and quintessentially Tata.
There are all the bells and whistles inside: 12.3-inch touchscreen, digital driver’s display, JBL sound system, ventilated seats, panoramic sunroof, dual-zone climate control and a proper four-spoke steering wheel. Oh and Tata’s chucking in Level 2 ADAS, 360-degree camera, connected car tech, and wait for it… even a self-parking feature. Fancy, right?
But it’s beneath the skin that is most telling. The Harrier EV is based on Tata’s Gen 2 Acti. ev platform, its first for all-wheel drive (AWD)—courtesy of a rear axle–mounted motor. Look forward to north of 500 km on a full-charge and a perky 500 Nm of pulling power. That’s serious road-trip range for an Indian EV. Pricing? You’re probably looking at around ₹24-30 lakh, ex-showroom, depending on the variant. It’ll go head to head with the Hyundai Creta EV, MG ZS EV, and Mahindra’s upcoming XUV as well. e range.
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Tata Sierra & Sierra EV: The Return of the Icon
Remember the Tata Sierra? It’s returning — first as an ICE SUV (July 2025) and then as a full-fledged EV (August 2025). The new Sierra will have a stylish five-door body, luxurious interiors, LCD screens and all the premium kit that you would expect from a ₹20–30 lakh vehicle.
The Sierra EV especially is looking to make a splash with segment-firsts that include flush door handles, ventilated electric seats and the latest infotainment. Tata is holding back on engine and battery specs for now, but we can expect the EV to offer respectable range and performance.
Tata Avinya: The Wild Card for the Future
If Tata’s regular SUVs are the entrée, the Avinya is the dessert — futuristic, aggressive and slightly enigmatic. Scheduled for a March 2026 launch, the all-electric SUV will be the daddy at the top of Tata’s tree, with prices pegged between ₹30-60 lakh.
It is based on Tata’s Nexon EV’s next-gen electric vehicle architecture, so you can expect some futuristic design, advanced tech as well as a premium experience. We still don’t know many details, but it’s for those who want to make a statement in an EV.
Tata Safari EV: Behold The Big Daddy Of Electric Cars
The Safari EV is also in the works and will be available by August 2025. Tata hasn’t given away everything, but expect the same treatment as the Harrier EV — contemporary styling, loaded with features and a price of around ₹26-30 lakh on the road. With its three-row setup, the Safari could become the favorite of large families wanting to turn electric without giving up their space.
Tata Punch Facelift: Small SUV With A Lot Of Changes
It’s not all about the premium end of the spectrum. The Tata Punch facelift, set for a launch in July 2025, will boats revised styling, fresh kit and maybe even ADAS to the micro-SUV space. You can anticipate a pricing range of between ₹6–11 lakh for fuel types like petrol, CNG and (eventually) electric.
Tata Altroz EV: Small Hatch Goes Electric
Last but not least, the Altroz EV is set for September 2025, with a price of ₹12–15 lakh. With a claimed range of 306 km, this one’s for city slickers not looking to spend a small fortune on a city hatch that’s also electric.
The Road Ahead
Tata’s next crop of SUVs is an amalgam of nostalgia, innovation and pure ambition. There’s something for everybody, too: the retro-cool Sierra, the tech-forward Harrier EV and the avant-garde Avinya. Tata isn’t only riding the EV wave, they’re attempting to steer it.
And if you’re in the market for another SUV in the coming year or so, well, Tata is going to make your choice dizzily difficult. Watch this space — 2025 and 2026 are going to be literal barnstormers for Indian SUVs.